Jamestown Radio Exec Hospitalized After Arrest
Harold P. Kane, 47, a Jamestown radio station executive, pleaded innocent to third-degree burglary and second-degree assault after police said he threatened his wife and fired four shots into a neighbor’s door with a .38 revolver during a family dispute. Arraignment delayed by weather. judge ordered indefinite stay at Jamestown General Hospital with 24 hour guard.
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Lester W. Berglund
Jamestown General Hospital
Po- Ace
Diary Reveals Tragic Story from Desert Search
Diary entries describe a harrowing desert trek ending in five deaths found 400 miles from the Med coast. Air Force identifies victims including Lt. William S. Hatton and Lt. D. P. Hayes, with Set. Robert E. Lamotte noted for blindness from desert glare.
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Air Force
Set
Robert E. Lamotte
Lake Linden
Mich
Lamotte
Toner
William S. Hatton
White Stone
Queens
Vernon L. Moore
New Boston
Ohio
Woravka
Debbie Reynolds record top seller despite fears
Hollywood notes report Debbie Reynolds conceded to releasing Am I That Easy To Forget after initial doubts about public links to her personal life. The single has sold about 300,000 copies, proving a teenage oriented strategy boosted by the Fifties era. Gina Lollobrigida reflects on missed financial gains from Solomon and Sheba despite its box office success.
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Eddie Fisher
Dot Records
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Gina Lollobrigida
Soloman
Sheba
Television Review and Court Slaying Report
CBS Olympic coverage angered critics with overdone theatrics as few spills occurred in Sanan Valley events. Andrea Lawrence drew praise for skiing but critique for commentary. NBC Jazz service piece amid church grief seemed controversial yet muted. Bob Hope Show recommended for Saturday night. John Hawrylink, 29, convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of Dolores Frederick, faces six to 12 years in prison.
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CBS
Sanan Valley
Maggett
Andrea Lawrence
Texas
NBC
Butler
Butler County
John Hawrylink
Marwood
Dolores Frederick
Mother Gets 1-20 Years In Child's Death
In Ashtabula Ohio Mrs Warren Marshall Howe 22 wife of Kent State University Center instructor was sentenced to one to twenty years in the Ohio Reformatory for Women by Common Pleas Judge Hugh Hewitt She pleaded innocent to first degree manslaughter in the death of her six month old son Dominic born to the couple in Lima State Hospital The baby died October 21 after a skull fracture and massive hemorrhage Autopsy and court records described a history of abuse Bond was set at 10000 and she was placed under psychiatric treatment
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Ohio
Warren Marshall Howe
Kent State University Center
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Common Pleas
Hugh Hewitt
Howe
Dominic
Here Paulino
Lima State Hospital
Hewitt
C. C. Roller
New Snowstorm Moves Into East
A new snowstorm moved into the northern Rockies and spread snow across Montana, Wyoming, Utah, western Colorado, Nebraska and South Dakota. Major highways opened in snow-stricken central and western New York and other northeast areas. The Pennsylvania Turnpike, hit by storms, again opened for traffic as hundreds of motorists were marooned along the highway. In the South last week’s storms gave way to rain with warmer winds reaching Florida and the Atlantic coast.
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Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
New York
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Florida
What Is The Law What Is The Law
Your Lege Problems in The Carry Evening Journal offers legal Q and A answers by Pennsylvania and Erie County bar members. This column advises on partnerships, joint accounts, inheritance tax, fiduciaries exemptions, and joint tenancy versus tenants in common with plain language explanations for readers seeking basic guidance.
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Carry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Erie County Bar Association
Curry Journal
Curry, Pa
Pennsylvania
Fiduciaries
John Doe
Mary Doe
YMCA Calendar Week of February 22
Calendar entries show a busy YMCA week with meetings and activities. Monday includes a noon board of directors meeting at Hotel Curry, Senior Tri-Hi-Y and archery for younger youth, junior high Tri-Hi-Y, College Women's class, Curry Area Golden Age Club, Women’s Duplicate Bridge, and a high school swimming meet Curry vs Meadville. Tuesday features China Painting classes and Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. Wednesday lists Junior Tri-Hi-Y and an evening activity. Thursday begins with a 7:45 a.m. breakfast and annual membership enrollment, plus Gray Club swimming and archery high level.
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Board of Directory
Curry
Curry Area
Corry
Meadville
Eisenhower cites U S defense strength in strong address
President Eisenhower outlined U S military power including hundreds of bombers worldwide and a large nuclear force, missiles, and Polaris submarines. He argued the system is robust, diverse, and supported by a hardier people, insisting no single weapon controls U S defense. Symington warned the public about perceived misleadings.
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